Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-16

ARRIVAL on TEE AAc0H-HENs EnoN
ALASKAN MKNKn--gHlFFH0 AND
EoWN H0THs.

tow AofA8.
Regular Corr. Pest TafsEltgsnesv.l
rHs ALAsKAn sFxAmm.
The steamer Anoon arrived yesterday
from Alaskan ports with large paasen-
ger list, mostly miners returning with
well-6lled wallets v enjoy the Advan-
saRss Of civilization during the winter.
sixteen Hundred barrels Of oil from the
Northwest Trading eompany's fisheries,
destined for the San Francisco markets,
forty barrels Of Ash, forty sacks Of ere.
twenty bales Of far seals, tweuty-thfee
balss 81 hair seals and deer skins we're
landed on the ocean uharf for shipment
90 The California markets.
RATMEn mTERKgTTHa.
The bark AuFecia, which arrived from
San Francisco yesterday afternoon un1
der aaii, reports that On Saturday night
OF Lass week the heavy Gale watch pre-
vailed outside ct Gaps flaiteEy from the
southeast, came very near driving she
Aufeola ashore near Oape Beale. The
boats we're lowered and everything made
ready for Instant abandonment OF the
vessel, and then every endeavor was
made % beat Of the shore, which, after
several hours Of hard work, was finally
accomplished.
TIE American ship Psololas, from
San Francisco, bernd 20 BuFraFd Inlet
20 load lumber for Shangai, vas also ID
the sane pFedioament. Masters Of
both vessels report II &c close call.
The Aufeoin win load zeal ct Tacoma
for San Francisco.
An ASSAULT.
John Beaten, q airappina aix-footer
aud q disciple Of John L. Sullivan, Wae
M before Judge TEemble this morning
for assaultinR William Crawford, Of
Payeht, In q down town saloon. Beaton
contributed go and costa 30 the eity's
sxehequsg and vas allowed bis liberty.
xHn EEw euHEDuLE.
The new departure In the mail SER
vice regarding the time Of departure Of
maila from this oiiy fer Up Sound does
not uneea With the approval Of the husi-
ness meu. They say as The service nov
ls, that the mails from up sound are
noe Distributed before half past nine
every morning. and furthermore, e h
impossible 20 answer correspondence
By return mail, unless better service
| and quiokeF diapatoh u rendered In dis
tEibuting the mail evsry morning.
GmxKFrNo NEWS.
The bark CassandFa Adams from San
Pedro has arrived, bound 20 nanatmc
% Load 9 return cargo Of coal TO Scotia
err OallfoFnia.
ne shlp william II. Macy, ten days
/ frnm San FrnnHlaoo, a anchored IN the
harhoR boand 60 Seattle 30 lead re-
| taFn cargo az zeal.
Tha ship Oriental. from San Fran
eineo, bound 30 Taooma 10 load return
cargo Of coal has arrived. and viii 20
/ % Hoand tomorrow In tow Of the tun
/ Taeoma aisne with he Anreola-
The atnameE wildwood has been
chartered By Morgan and HastinEs %
40 on eho Clallam route for q few trips.
fhe wildwood left yesterday evaninG.
| The steamer = b. Libhy, aEEivsd nl
o'eloak lase night from seattle. end
lof1 directly fer ne lower Sound b.
coksT HHEFmAgFxnR.
uapsaln Howard of he Bolivian bark
Don Nicholas. has Fesiansd and is nov
ID Victoria.
Capssln Bssrman. fosmsfly master Of
the JuliA Ferd, arrived Ia this eity yes
lsEday from San Francisco 10 wish his
family.
Captain Harhina % ne steamer Coos
Bay. has been accorded monih'a leave
az absance. Captain MARSHALL, late of
ne steamer RaltAnae. has taken charge
Of The Goes Bay.
captain IsaTIan, 9 veil knoun Pasfao
esasS masteg. died IN Sen FFancisoo Last
week.
Captain J. q. Howard leaves the bark
W. w. Chaso % - e. nlagtef % Q Hen
olaln packea. and uaa saoeesdad By Cap
lain koblnaon of the ship 0enerni Far
child, which y na4 commanded By CAP
tain q. w. Boyd.
CAPTAIN Kerr parchasod ID ean Ffan-
cisco The cid Schooner Margaret and
wln plaoa her an3eF the NiearaRuan
aag and has sAsisd % Corsnta 10 tFade
on thaA coast.